Pittsfield Community Development Committee targets $10 million-plus in infrastructure for federal funding. The committee discussed aging wastewater systems as potential congressional funding targets, including $4.7 million for 8.5 miles of collection system pipes, $2.7 million for Joy Street pump
Pittsfield selectmen authorize 655 tons of road salt at $77 per ton. DPW Superintendent Dakota Meiers presented competing bids from Eastern Materials and Morton Salt; the board unanimously authorized Eastern Materials' lower bid, committing approximately $50,500 of an available $51,000 budget. The
Pittsfield Parks Commission plans an expanded Harvestfest event on September 17. The commission approved a chili cookoff with 50 dollar, 30 dollar and 20 dollar cash prizes donated by the Giergerich and St.George families, bringing back a pie-eating contest requiring approximately 48 pies, and
Pittsfield Community Development Committee advances research on building projects. Rejecting a space-sharing proposal from an outside party, the committee assigned homework to gather information from other New Hampshire towns that completed recent building improvements, including contacting 2026
Pittsfield Community Development Committee received guidance on federal project funding from U.S. Representative Maggie Goodlander's office. Marin Stein, Director of Constituent Services, detailed the application process for federal community project grants; applications open in late January 2027
Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed summer pool operations and planned October's Harvestfest celebration on August 11. Pool director Kristen Everson reported steady attendance and noted police will increase patrols after items were found on the beach. The commission is exploring a
School Board restricts open enrollment, sets zero K-6 capacity. The Pittsfield Board voted unanimously 5-0 to approve the capacity resolution and passed eight policies on special education programs, open enrollment procedures, parent rights notices, disability evaluation, and board ethics in
Pittsfield Old Home Day Committee confirms 2026 planning. The committee confirmed receipt of its $2,900 budget and approved several adjustments, shifting the parade start from noon to 12:30 p.m. to give vendors additional time. Members Adam Gauthier, Joe Darrah, Katie Nikas Worthen, and Melissa
Pittsfield Board of Selectmen held a regular session on May 26 addressing 16 action items. The agenda included consideration of a full-time Fire Department appointment, volunteer appointments to the Parks and Recreation Commission and Conservation Commission, and approval of prior meeting minutes
Pittsfield community development explores cultural programming and volunteer recruitment. The committee heard proposals from resident Valerie Anderson to activate vacant Main Street storefronts with pop-up art shows and mini galleries featuring local artists. Committee members Louis Houle, Bill
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